Despite not being the first adaptation of the novel series written by Anne Rice, Interview with the Vampire continues to expand its universe, this time with a TV show that is currently in its second season on air.
The fantasy story focuses on vampires and is set in multiple historical periods. The show, produced by AMC, is another title that began with the 1976 novel and continues to explore the franchise.
Following a highly successful first installment, the series will return in 2024 with new episodes, marking the comeback of Jacob Anderson as Louis de Pointe du Lac and Sam Reid as Lestat de Lioncourt.
Interview with the Vampire Season 2 | Episode Guide
Interview with the Vampire has been categorized as one of the most successful series currently on television and in May 2024, it will premiere its second season, which will consist of a total of eight episodes.
Fantasy, horror, drama and even romance are some of the elements that characterize Rolin Jones‘ thrilling creation. Here, check out when the new installments will be released:
- Episode 1 | May 12
- Episode 2 | TBA
- Episode 3 | TBA
- Episode 4 | TBA
- Episode 5 | TBA
- Episode 6 | TBA
- Episode 7 | TBA
- Episode 8 | TBA
How to stream Season 2 of Interview with the Vampire
Currently, there are several ways to stream Interview with the Vampire in the United States. Being an AMC production, the vampire series is available on AMC+, the official platform of the channel and the renowned company.
However, it’s not the only way to experience this intriguing period drama, as it is also part of the catalog of Prime Video and other services. Among the most notable are Shudder, Hoopla and Sundance Now.
Who are the cast of Interview with the Vampire?
Despite “Interview with the Vampire” having been a cinematic classic, starring Brad Pitt (Bullet Train) and Tom Cruise (Mission: Impossible), the TV show features a completely renewed cast with new talented stars.
Portraying the main characters are Sam Reid and Jacob Anderson. Both actors will return in the second season to once again portray Lestat de Lioncourt and Louis de Pointe du Lac in the new episodes.
The list of talents is quite extensive, but the cast includes notable presences such as Assad Zaman, Bailey Bass, Kalyne Coleman, Eric Bogosian, Chris Stack, Christian Robinson and Maura Grace Athari, among others.